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Keeping Taiwanese Flavors Curated and Preserved.

T/ABLE is an independent food research and editorial platform based in Taiwan. We study the ingredients, techniques, places, industries, and everyday experiences that shape the way people in Taiwan eat.
A dish is often our starting point. From there, we follow its connections to farms and fishing harbors, factories and markets, kitchens and dining tables. We look at how a flavor is made, why it matters to people, and how it changes across places and generations.
Our work takes the form of podcasts, articles, reference resources, tastings, talks, and collaborative programs. Each project is grounded in fieldwork, interviews, and careful research, with an editorial process that checks both context and detail.
Food knowledge rarely exists in one place. It lives with producers, cooks, researchers, businesses, and families. By documenting their knowledge and putting it into context, we create a record that people can read, search, discuss, and return to over time.
Whether people encounter T/ABLE through an article, a podcast, or a tasting, we hope they come away seeing the food they eat every day a little differently. A familiar ingredient can help us understand the land around us, the cultures we take part in, and the histories that continue to shape daily life.
This is ongoing work, conceived and led by T/ABLE. Memberships, research sponsorships, case contributions, and program partnerships give us the time and resources to keep doing it.

How to Take Part

There are four ways to support or work with T/ABLE.
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Membership

長期支持台灣飲食的研究與整理

Support T/ABLE’s ongoing research, publishing, podcasts, and public programs through an annual membership.
Members receive:
  • Invitations to T/ABLE tastings, talks, and courses
  • Priority booking or member rates for selected events
  • Updates and additional materials from our research and editorial work
Membership is open to anyone curious about Taiwan’s food culture.

Individual Membership | NT$1,500 per year

Become an Individual Member

Corporate Membership

For organizations that want to support T/ABLE’s work through an annual membership. Select “Corporate Membership” on the membership form, and we will be in touch.
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Knowledge Sponsorship

支持一項值得深入整理的飲食議題

Organizations can support research into a particular ingredient, food category, or cultural subject.
Sponsorship may fund fieldwork, interviews, fact-checking, bilingual publishing, podcasts, and visual documentation. It is suited to organizations that want to help a subject be studied in depth and made available for future use.
Knowledge Sponsorship Inquiries
03

Case Study

讓具有代表性的產品、技術與產業經驗進入討論

We welcome cases involving traditional methods, distinctive ingredients, new food technologies, products, or industry knowledge.
Selected cases may appear in the “Contemporary Interpretations” section of a related T/ABLE feature. All submissions are reviewed independently. Submission, sponsorship, or collaboration does not guarantee inclusion.
Case Study Submissions
04

Program Partnership

讓知識回到真實的飲食現場

T/ABLE works with producers, researchers, cooks, food businesses, cultural organizations, and venues to develop research projects, talks, meals, tastings, and courses.
Partners may contribute ingredients, venues, professional knowledge, speakers, research resources, or production support.
Program Partnership Inquiries

Research and Editorial Standards

All materials and cases are reviewed and fact-checked by T/ABLE. We consult relevant specialists when additional expertise is needed.
The T/ABLE editorial team independently decides what to include and how to present it. Sponsorship and partnerships do not determine editorial coverage.

Explore Taiwan’s Food with Us

Taiwan’s food culture continues to grow through the people who document flavors, study ingredients, pass on techniques, and create new ways of eating.
You can take part by becoming a member, submitting a case, sponsoring research, or developing a program with us.
Contact

With Thanks

SHIN YEH Restaurant Group
Supporting the development of the T/ABLE Taiwan Flavor Studies website
The One
Support the production of the T/ABLE TALK podcast